An efficient simulation method using VisualSim to assess autonomous power systems
Asaduzzaman, Abu Moniruzzaman, Md Chidella, Kishore K. Tamtam, Perlekar
Asaduzzaman, Abu
Moniruzzaman, Md
Chidella, Kishore K.
Tamtam, Perlekar
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2016
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Autonomous power system,Hybrid electrical vehicle,Microcontroller,Modeling and simulation,VisualSim
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A. Asaduzzaman, M. Moniruzzaman, K. K. Chidella and P. Tamtam, "An efficient simulation method using VisualSim to assess autonomous power systems," SoutheastCon 2016, Norfolk, VA, 2016, pp. 1-7
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Autonomous power system (APS) that exploits local renewable energy sources has potential to provide useful energy at lower costs when compared with conventional energy. Modern APS involves the control of renewable energy systems with intermittent power production; interaction with conventional energy generation; and management of energy storage and consumption. The system configuration of an APS is often complex due to the mix of energy generations and desire to optimize the utilization of the renewable energy. The fact that a large amount of data must be processed within a very short period of time makes the APS very challenging. In this paper, we introduce a modeling and simulation methodology to analyze autonomous power systems. We develop a simulation platform using VisualSim software package to create simulation programs. We model an APS for hybrid electrical vehicle (HEV) with solar energy, thermoelectricity, and conventional fuel energy using various communication mediums. Simulation results for solar panels are comparable with real results from a solar plant. The proposed simulation platform is easy and reliable to assess the components required in modern APSs. Regarding communication mediums, simulation results suggest that controller area network (CAN) bus outperforms FlexRay and Bluetooth.
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IEEE
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SoutheastCon
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1558-058X